- Hey, I was wondering why the USB port on he side of the Hitron CGN2 doesn't work? It's for file sharing if you plug a usb in there right? When I called Rogers, they said that it was just for plugging a printer in there and that it is disabled and can't be re-enabled, but that didn't seem right acc.
- I've noticed my Hitron CGN3AMF modem is using outdated firmware (version 4.5.8.17). According to this thread Rogers has been pushing newer firmware since the beginning of the year, and at least one Fido customer was able to get the update from Rogers directly. A few months have passed since then, so.
- Hitron Coda 4582 by T-HALL0415 May 23, 2020 12:59PM PDT. I have a Hitron Coda 4582 modem and currently it serves as the primary wifi and internet device for our entire home.
- My Hitron had a setting that needed to be changed to allow the hp past the router firewall. It was already cleared for the desktop settings. After fixing this, I went through the entire process again and finally got it to set up wirelessly. My first printer was a dud but the replacement they sent connected right away after changing this setting.
These steps will help you set up your Rogers modem and WiFi. If you’re just looking to find, reset or change your WiFi password, see this article instead. Plug your modem coax cable to a coax wall socket. Plug your modem into a power source using the power adapter provided. Your modem’s indicator lights (usually ….
This article will provide you with basic information on specific Mediacom issued modems and their user guides.
*If you do not find your Mediacom modem listed below, or you are using a customer owned modem that is not DOCSIS 3.0 or 3.1 compliant, please contact us for replacement options.
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- Arcadyan
- Arris (may also include Telewire)
- Askey
- Cisco / Linksys / Scientific Atlanta
- Hitron
- Motorola
- Netgear
- Samsung
- Sagemcom
- SMC
- Technicolor / RCA / Thomson
| Arcadyan | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| CM4652442 - eMTA MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | Concurrent 802.11ax 2.4Ghz + 5GHz | X | user guide |
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| Arris (may also include Telewire) | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| TG3452 - eMTA Wireless MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | 5GHz 802.11ac 2.4GHz 802.11n | X | user guide |
| TM402G - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM502G - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM504G - eMTA Commercial | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM601A - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM602A - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM602G - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM604G - eMTA Commercial | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| TM804G - eMTA Commercial | Yes | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| TM822G - eMTA | Yes | 3.0 | user guide | ||
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| Askey | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| TCG310 - eMTA Internal MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11a/b/g/n/ac | X | user guide |
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| Cisco / Linksys / Scientific Atlanta | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| DPC2203 - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| DPC3000 | No | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| DPC3008 | No | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| DPC3010 | No | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| DPC3208 - eMTA | Yes | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| DPC3825 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| DPC3827 For TiVo ONLY | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| DPC3828 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | X | user guide |
| DPC3925 - eMTA Wireless | Yes | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
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| Hitron | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| CODA-551x - eMTA Wireless MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | 2.4GHz & 5GHz | X | user guide |
| Coda-5519 - eMTA Wireless MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | Concurrent 802.11ax 2.4Ghz + 5GHz | X | data sheet |
| HT-EMN2 MoCA 2.0 WiFi Extender | N/A | 802.11n | X | user guide | |
| Coda-4589 - eMTA Wireless MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.1 | 2.4 GHz 802.11n 5 GHz 802.11ac | X | quick start guide |
| Coda-45 | No | 3.1 | user guide | ||
| CDA3-35 | No | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| CGN Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| CGN2 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| CGN3 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | X | user guide |
| CGNM 2250 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
| CGNM-2252 Wireless MoCA 2.0 | No | 3.0 | |||
| CGNV - eMTA Wireless | Yes | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| CGNVM - eMTA Internal MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.0 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
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| Motorola (formerly General Instrument) | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| SBG-6580 - Wireless | No | 3.0 | |||
| SBV-5220 - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
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| Netgear | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| CG3000D Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
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| Samsung | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| GX-MC990CL - Wireless MoCA 2.0 Capable eMTA | Yes | 3.1 | Dual Band Concurrent in mode 802.11a/b/g/n/ac | X | user guide |
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| Sagemcom | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| Fast 3896 - Wireless MoCA 2.0 Capable eMTA | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11ax 2.4Ghz + 5GHz | X | data sheet |
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| SMC | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| D3CM 1604V - eMTA | Yes | 3.0 | user guide | ||
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| Technicolor / RCA / Thomson | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| CGA4236 - eMTA Wireless MoCA2.0 Capable | Yes | 3.1 | X | data sheet | |
| CGA4234 - eMTA Wireless MoCA2.0 Capable | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11n | X | data sheet |
| CGA4131 - eMTA Wireless Commercial | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
| CGM4231 Wireless MoCA 2.0 Capable | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
| DCM476 | No | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| DHG534 - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| DHG535 - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| DHG536X - eMTA | Yes | 2.0 | user guide | ||
| DHG574 - eMTA | Yes | 3.0 | |||
| DHG575 - eMTA | Yes | 3.0 | user guide | ||
| TC4400 | No | 3.1 | quick install guide spec sheet | ||
| TC8305C - eMTA Wireless | Yes | 3.0 | 802.11n | user guide | |
| TC8715 Wireless | No | 3.0 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
| TC8717 - eMTA (for Xtream ONLY) Internal MoCA 2.0 | Yes | 3.0 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
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| Ubee | |||||
| model number | phone | DOCSIS level | wireless spec | dual band | resources |
| UBC1301-AA00 - eMTA MoCA 2.0 Capable | Yes | 3.1 | 802.11ac | X | user guide |
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The CGNM-2250 delivers speeds of up to 960Mbps with twenty-four bonded downstream channels over its DOCSIS interface. The integrated four-port Gigabit Ethernet switch and Wi-Fi 3×3 802.11n+802.11ac dual-band MIMO Access Point enable fast and easy home entertainment networking.
Full Dual-Stack IPV4 / IPV6 Support
The CGNM-2250 supports full IPv4 routing features, as well as, full support for IPv6 routing and firewall. The CGNM-2250 supports both DSLite as well as 6RD for different IPv6 deployment and transition strategies.
Simply Secure Wireless Networking
The CGNM-2250 supports pre-configured and pre-enabled Wi-Fi security via Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), allowing the end-user to rapidly set up a secure wireless network without manual configuration.
Key Specs
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- DOCSIS 3.0 compliant and DOCSIS 3.0 certified
- Two USB 2.0 host, supporting Network Attached Storage (NAS) functionality
- Wi-Fi Access Point with 3×3 802.11n+802.11ac dual band MIMO internal antennas
- –Supports 32 SSIDs (16 SSIDs per radio)
- –Individual configuration for each SSID (security, bridging, routing, firewall and Wi-Fi parameters)
- Integrated DLNA Media Server with support for video, audio and image serving
- Extensive operator control via configuration file and SNMP
- Well-defined LEDs clearly display device and network status
- TR-69 and HNAP for easy setup and remote management
- Enhanced management and stability for low total cost of ownership